Especially, if you believe that the area will remain stable for a number of years.

I personally like the stable market around Boston.But you have an advantage as you're already familiar with the area, so I think it's a sound move to make!

Inner city isn't affected by fluctuations like suburbs are because they receive more assistance so they are more stable investments even though 99% of people on BP are going to disagree only because of demographics.

I would love to try a multi-unit deal again looking to hold for long term.What I bring to the table is a very good risk profile (800+ fico, stable high income, no debt except for rentals). 

There is nothing less secure or less stable than working for someone else.

Their joint income is approx $165k per year and very stable.

Deals are harder to find these days, but rents are stable.

They attempt to find a list of active buyers who are looking for specific types of deals (yield, stable, value add, construction play, etc) and they send the deals directly to these folks. 

I’ve got a double at the 290 and Delaware (bannard Ave) and this property flys off the shelf when I put it up for rent.  

If you plan to sell in 5 to 10 years make sure it is a stable area or well on its way to an upswing.